Was wondering if anyone has used these control arms, interesting concept.
Going to replace all my lower control arms and keep coming back to these.
Going to replace all my lower control arms and keep coming back to these.
I have the mc lift on the jk & just installed one on the lj a few months ago. I love them & don't have anything negative to say about them.Was wondering if anyone has used these control arms, interesting concept.
Going to replace all my lower control arms and keep coming back to these.
I'm a believer in the Johnny Joint used on Savvy and Currie control arms. Mine are still in excellent tight condition after 12 years.
I have their 3.5" suspension lift on my Jeep. It's been wheeled a couple times and I'm very impressed with it. The ride is great on and off road. We have tour guides at our local ORV park that run tours every weekend. They run nothing but Metalcloak suspension. Still running the same joints 7 years strong. I'm willing to bet you can't go wrong if you decide to make the purchase.Was wondering if anyone has used these control arms, interesting concept.
Going to replace all my lower control arms and keep coming back to these.
For an evolved bushing, the Duroflex seems to do a good job. There just isn't anything there that makes me think it does anything better than a Johnny Joint. When the costs are so close between the two, I don't see a reason to compromise. Johnny Joints are far more versatile and robust.
2003 Rubicon
The MC joint hasn't been around 7 years.I have their 3.5" suspension lift on my Jeep. It's been wheeled a couple times and I'm very impressed with it. The ride is great on and off road. We have tour guides at our local ORV park that run tours every weekend. They run nothing but Metalcloak suspension. Still running the same joints 7 years strong. I'm willing to bet you can't go wrong if you decide to make the purchase.
This is one of the times when folks should be on facebook. MC posted up some bullshit about Gerald requiring Katy to remove her MC kit and install a Savvy kit and sell off the MC stuff in order to be able to answer the phone for Savvy. It went back and forth a bit and finally Gerald (who typically won't say shit even if he had a mouthful) posted up all the pictures of the failed joints on rigs that have come through the Savvy shop to shut them up. He'd been saving them along time and had quite a few.I was recently researching ca's and can say, you won't find much negativity on the mc arms. Most of the negativity is from those that have no actual experience, as is usually the case.
They introduced the joint in 2010.The MC joint hasn't been around 7 years.